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  • AI in Life Sciences

    Transforming Patient Care and Unlocking Revenue Growth

    A Harvard Business Review Analytic Services paper in association with LTIMindtree

    AI in Life Sciences

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AI Is No Longer Experimental Innovation in Action, Impact at Scale


The life sciences industry needs a shot of adrenaline. THAT SHOT OF adrenaline for life sciences organizations is artificial intelligence (AI), which is increasingly being integrated into every aspect of the industry’s value chain, from drug manufacturing, patient engagement and diagnostics to imaging.

The Harvard Business Review Analytic Services Report, sponsored by LTIMindtree, is a research-driven, curated publication that explores some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities shaping the Life Sciences industry today.

The report delves into:

  1. Maximizing data-driven impact in manufacturing
  2. Exploring real-world examples of AI-powered personalized care
  3. Establishing trust in AI across the life sciences value chain

 

Adoption of AI

Adoption of AI as part of our solutions is crucial to creating value for our customers and patients around the world.Leading Medical Imaging Company in US

Investing heavily in AI

If you’re not investing heavily in AI, at some point it will become a disadvantage for your organization.Major Pharmaceutical Services Giant

Goal of the technology

The whole goal of the technology is to drive people toward healthier habits when it comes to diet, exercise, activity, and nutrition.Leading Player in Medical Wearable Technology

Strategic Takeaways

Data-driven Manufacturing

“It’s not the content—it’s the experience that’s causing churn. Personalizing and creating an engaging user experience will continue to be exceptionally important.”

Sanjay Bhakta,
Chief Products and Technology Officer
Condé Nast

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Data-driven Manufacturing

Pharmaceutical companies are increasingly leveraging data as a strategic driver of revenue growth. By using advanced data models and AI companies are using to identify patterns in manufacturing processes, so that they reduce product defects, increase output, and optimize efficiency.

Smarter Patient Journeys Start with AI

“You can create customer segments in a way that you couldn’t before… dynamically updated based on real-time behavior.”

Lisa Jaeger
Partner
Simon-Kucher & Partners

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Smarter Patient Journeys Start with AI

Integrated AI is transforming wearable devices from passive trackers into intelligent health companions. By shifting from static monitoring to insight-driven engagement, real-time sensor data is translating into personalized, actionable insights—enhancing patient outcomes and unlocking new revenue opportunities.

AI Is No Longer Optional

“Media companies are thinking about how to do everything very profitably... But making major investments into content discovery is going to be largely a function of financial positioning, and whether or not they think it’s the right thing to do given the litany of other corporate priorities.”

Matt Rivet
Partner
Altman Solon

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AI Is No Longer Optional

Driven by the need for speed, efficiency, and compliance, life sciences organizations are unlocking impactful AI use cases—enhancing patient experience while building trust through transparent, personalized, and accessible care.

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